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You have my sympathy as I have had upended pillows a couple of times now -
once the cats were at fault (they knocked over the whole table p laying a wild
game of chase around the house) and once it was the fault of my cleaner's
sister-in-law, who came to help her.
But I would like to
Sof from France please contact me. My mails to you came all back.
Ilske
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Date: Sat, 6 Apr 2013 06:09:46 -0700 (PDT)
From: Nancy Neff nnef...@yahoo.com
Subject: [lace] sympathy needed
One of my ferrets (they both still live because I don't know which one)
climbed up my stack of lace pillows last night to the one I've been working
on.
Hi Nancy
I sympathise. Some
Cats hate the smell of grapefruit. (Not only is it a deterrent, but it is
used in commercial cleaners for animals stains as it has bacteria killing
properties).
Perhaps you can find a way to put the smell outside of the
cabinet, even cotton balls in small fabric bags, hung from door knobs or a
Thanks Alex!
The Greek Gods piece is stunning. I like the banner you have
across the top of your pages too--is it in one of your books? What a great
website.
Everybody, if you haven't clicked on her link, do so!
Nancy
Connecticut, USA
I was part way
Great to know. Is there anything like that for dogs?
Hugs, Lin and the Mali
Overton, NV USA
On Sun, Apr 7, 2013 at 9:27 AM, Susan Reishus
elationrelat...@yahoo.comwrote:
Cats hate the smell of grapefruit. (Not only is it a deterrent, but it is
used in commercial cleaners for animals stains
Hi Alex
Just had a look at your books in the pipeline.
I hope you will keep us all up-to-date when they will be published,
as I am sure that alongside myself, quite a few ill be interested in them.
Agnes Boddington - Elloughton UK
I sympathise. Some years back I had a disaster. My husband held
Mint (the plant) or mint (the sweets).
Mine cannot stand either.
Or onion (perhaps not near lace items).
Agnes Boddington - Elloughton UK
Great to know. Is there anything like that for dogs?
Hugs, Lin and the Mali
Overton, NV USA
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Yesterday Beloved and I went to the Cleveland Museum of Art. They have been
remodeling for the past few years and little by little are opening new
sections,
and revamping their displys. As we wandered the galleries I looked for
pictures
with lace in them. Unfortunately, a lot of the
I will stick my neck out and say that I think it looks like Reticella too.
What does everyone else think?
Liz R, Raleigh, NC
Witchy Woman wytchy...@sbcglobal.net wrote:
I did find one picture with beautiful lace...Portrait of a Woman by
Cornelis
Janssen van Ceulen, painted in 1619. I
I would agree as the two main laces of that period were reticle la and punto in
aria (which I think predictive text has just changed the name of again but it's
late and I'm too tired to fight).
So, I'd say Reticella.
Kind Regards
Liz Baker
On 7 Apr 2013, at 23:59, lbuy...@nc.rr.com wrote:
Dear Peg,
We are to get your weather tomorrow. We have plans to weed the strawberry
patch. Not fun, but needed. I think you should make the lace near the
picture whether you know the name or not. I love to make lace in beautiful
places. By a lake, in view of a mountain, by a river, in a
I was looking at the picture. I suspect one could copy the lace from what
is in the picture, although I don't know enough about needlelace to be sure.
If the artist was so concerned with the lace that he paints it so
exquisitely, it must have been important not only to him, but to his subject
I am almost 100% sure it's reticello and punto in aria.
All of the elements are very much in keeping with the time, and the
patterns of the late 1500's to early 1600's. And now, you've got me
thinking I might do this for a friend, rather than the pattern I was going
to do for a partlet. It's a
Sorry about your lace, Nancy, - but the piece is lovely - as shown on your
blog. Well done.
I hope you get it all untangled successfully.
We had a budgie, in years gone by, that loved to play with the pins on the
pillow and pull them out. unfortunately, he always went to the front pins,
not the
Hello All,
I am new to the community.
1) Does anyone know the technique for making Spanier Arbeit?
I have already looked through the archives at
-- http://www.mail-archive.com/lace@arachne.com,
2) I am hoping to find a bobbin lace teacher ( for flat lace basics) in Los
Angeles.
If you
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What's a broiler?
I have a microwave oven, a gas cooker which consists of an oven, a grill (a
wire mesh over a tray on which you put the food with the heat above) and
hobs, and a few electric gadgets such as toasted sandwich maker and toaster,
but have never heard of a broiler. Boiling yes,
AI think your description of 'grill' matches ours (USA) of 'broiler'. The
broiler is the top element in an oven, used on high setting. It cooks fast,
from the top.
We use 'grill' for cooking on a rack over heat (like an outdoor barbecue) and
sometimes on a frying surface that has raised
So is your grill our griddle?
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We use 'grill' for cooking on a rack over heat (like an outdoor
barbecue) and sometimes on a frying surface that has raised ridges to
Yes Alice, you are correct. The grill pan on an English stove is called a
Broiler here. I was horrified when I came to the US and my first stove had a
broiler on the bottom. Think storage drawer in England. I couldn't imagine on
having to get down on all fours to see how things were
To me, a griddle is a frying surface. Home griddles are often a rectangular
pan that sits across two burners on a stove. Some stoves have a griddle in the
middle, between the burners. Commercial units are just a large frying surface.
Put 'griddle' in the eBay Search and see the variety of
We have a 1923 Glenwood Utility stove (gas and wood-burning). The oven
compartment doubles as the broiler. The oven heats from a burner
underneath the oven bottom, whereas the burner for the broiler is in the
oven compartment on the ceiling. It's an incredibly intense heat, and
any recipe
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